.htaccess Generator
Generate Apache .htaccess files with redirect rules, caching, security headers, and gzip compression.
Redirect Rules
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Browser Caching
Security Headers
Compression
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FAQ
- What is an .htaccess file?
- An .htaccess file is a directory-level configuration file used by the Apache web server. It lets you override server settings for a specific directory without editing the main server configuration, enabling redirects, caching rules, and security policies.
- Will this work on Nginx?
- No. .htaccess is an Apache-specific feature. For Nginx, use the nginx-redirect-generator tool instead. Some shared hosting providers also support .htaccess even if they run Nginx under the hood via a compatibility layer.
- What is HSTS and should I enable it?
- HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) tells browsers to only connect to your site over HTTPS for a set duration. Once enabled, browsers will refuse plain HTTP connections. Only enable it when your site is fully HTTPS and you are confident you will not revert to HTTP.
Build a complete Apache .htaccess configuration file with a visual form. Add URL redirect rules (301/302), browser caching by file type, security headers like X-Frame-Options, Content-Security-Policy and HSTS, and enable gzip compression. The generated file is ready to drop into your Apache web root.